I am trying to integrate CSSLint into my build process. As with any rule, I am often in a position to make conscious exceptions. However, this means that I have to contend with persistent warnings.
The problem I am running into with these persistent warnings is that myself and other developers have to filter through these warnings each time to get to warnings that aren't expected. There is also the issue of disallowing commits on CSSLint failure which is desirable and forces a code-review.
Having inline configuration directives (ala JSHint) would alleviate these issues and improve the efficacy of CSSLint.
I hope that's a reasonable feature request. Thank you for a lovely tool.
I am trying to integrate CSSLint into my build process. As with any rule, I am often in a position to make conscious exceptions. However, this means that I have to contend with persistent warnings.
The problem I am running into with these persistent warnings is that myself and other developers have to filter through these warnings each time to get to warnings that aren't expected. There is also the issue of disallowing commits on CSSLint failure which is desirable and forces a code-review.
Having inline configuration directives (ala JSHint) would alleviate these issues and improve the efficacy of CSSLint.
I hope that's a reasonable feature request. Thank you for a lovely tool.